After being transferred to another world I became a magical

If we're going to fight, we need to figure out what's going on.

Both have MP of about 30 billion.

Ignis Wyburn's MP was around 5.8 billion, which is much higher.

The other stats are about the same as or slightly lower than Ignith.

Skills are similar to Ignith's braces, and besides flying, they have the ability to "master the magic of degraded space".

I don't know what is degrading, but it seems to have high performance in magic related matters.

However, in the case of dragons, the MP is also HP, so it is also highly durable.

I ran out of MP in the last dragon battle, so I also monitored my magic.

It hasn't decreased at all now, but I thought maybe I could figure out the cause of the last time.

Incidentally, the current value is about $3 billion, mostly increased during dragon slaughter.

It will be OK to check the situation now.

As usual, only the bracelet will fight at a distance to avoid it.

I tried to cast a few magic shots, but it still didn't work on the dragon.

If you're targeting more than one, focus on one.

Following that theory, I stuck to one of the dragons and started attacking intensively.

The battle went well.

Indeed, the damage is much less than that of the Magic Sword.

But even if it's a dragon, if cities like Decibatole, which have the greatest class of defenses in this country, are prepared to do a lot of damage, they can be destroyed without me.

A Magic Sword, aided by high power magic and stats, can't do enough damage with a single blow to the neck of a dragon.

The defensive surface, even if properly hit by a bracelet, has a good level of defense, and the reinforcement speed of the defensive wall is also improved as well as the magical output.

If the attack doesn't hurt, it's not as scary as the number and health grow over time.

Stick a sword into your eyes, such as your wings, legs, or neck, and continue a simple attack just to disengage when the bracelet arrives.

The brace shoots in disregard of the rays, but there is no cooperation, so I don't feel troubled.

This is a plain battle with nothing to do with a single blow, but Dragon's HP is gradually shredded in a continuous attack.

The dragon consumes magic and heals its wounds, but it still shreds its own strength.

In addition, the body's resilience seems to be lower than that of previous dragons.

The weakened dragon's movements began to fall, making it easier for me to attack.

As a result, Dragon's HP and MP were accelerated.

Speaking of anxiety factors, is it enough to master the magic of degraded space?

It took about an hour for the battle to begin.

One of the dragons has already been sharpened to about 60%.

In contrast, my HP and MP are completely intact.

It's not a matter of strategy, it's a simple spec and I feel like I'm winning.

In fact, if these dragons were the same as the other dragons, they would have been.

But it wasn't just a few enemies that were different this time around.

"Geaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa...."

The wounded dragon suddenly raised an unprecedented roar and spread its worn wings without catching up with the recovery from magic.

Is this the mastery of degraded space magic?

We don't know what's going to happen, so we stop the attack and distance ourselves.

While keeping a distance, the other dragon is alert to the bracelet, but the almost intact dragon shrinks its wings to protect itself and closes its mouth.

Judging from the reaction, it is a range attack that does not concern the enemy side (although I don't know if the dragon sees the other dragon as an ally) and increases its speed to disengage from it.

But he didn't make it.

It feels like something magical is sucked from a radius of about 50 meters around the injured dragon.

The leaves of the trees that were in the range were squeezing, and the weeds were dripping.

The absorption of magic naturally targeted me, too.

MP that has remained unchanged at its maximum since the start of the fight slowly begins to decrease.

Slowly though, that's what I'm talking about in terms of my total magic amount.

The drain ended in only 2 seconds, but about 2.5 million MP and about 100,000 magic max were shredded.

I wonder if the magic in the air has decreased, and I feel that my recovery is slow or heartless.

By the way, it seems that the other dragon didn't reduce its magic.

What was more dramatic was the change in the dragon.

The body recovers 80% of the way when it receives a magic supply, and it recovers completely when it reaches magic.

Too strong a healing effect.

Given that it has such an effect and has not been used before, there seems to be some disadvantage or limitation, but I don't see anything like it.

There is no guarantee that it will take a limited number of times to reuse or play games as a standard.

I don't have a guarantee, but fortunately I have a good rest before I come here so I can fight without rest for a few days.

In any case, it would not be a bad idea to try the simplest operation to keep cutting with maximum thermal power.

It was the harvest that proved that mastering the magic of degraded space was not a threat to me, regardless of the amount of healing.

Now that I'm no longer afraid of eating braces in a row, I can attack more boldly.

This increased the pace of sharpening my dragon by about 30%, and I was able to sharpen it in less than 30 minutes until the last drain arrived.

Immediately afterwards, Drain activates and Dragon recovers HP and MP all at once.

The MP and HP after recovery are almost the same as after the previous recovery.

It does not seem like it will be sharpened by repeating it.

Nevertheless, it keeps cutting without worrying and recovers about 5 times.

I still don't see the bottom of my recovery, but there was one question.

The dragon that does not use the drain protects itself every time it drains, but why can it avoid the drain?

I am focusing my attacks on one of the dragons, but I am also slashing the other when I happen to approach.

And when I was using the Magic Sword, I was sucking up magic from the sword that stabbed me in the wound.

At that time, I also touched the blade part of the magic sword, almost the same conditions as the dragon.

I mean, at least I have more power to hold the magic than the dragon's wound.

Despite that, I was sucked by magic and not by dragons.

It is possible that it is the effect of mastery of degraded space magic, but according to the appraisal results (I could not see it until I ate it once), mastery of degraded space magic seems to be just a drain.

That is unlikely.

Since the amount of drain is insignificant for both MP and maximum, preventing MP drain is not a major problem in itself.

But there may be more to it than that.

After all, even though I have used magic before, the maximum magic value is increased by touching the black part of the magic sword.

I have never actively manipulated anything used to increase its maximum value.

In other words, if we can prevent the drain, we may be able to consciously manipulate what is underlying the maximum magic value.

It may be possible to drain the drain from the dragon through the ordinary sword.

I try to absorb it properly for now, but I can't grasp the feeling.

The best way to observe a drain is to activate it.

Therefore, it will be cut again.

It took just over 20 minutes to get used to it and activate the drain.

I keep an eye on the activation and concentrate on the feeling of being sucked up by magic.

... I feel like I've somehow grasped a slight sensation like that.

Sharpens HP and triggers repeated drains, making sure you don't forget that feeling.

And at dusk, when the eighth drain was activated.

Finally, the MP was able to clearly perceive the feeling of being pulled out.

Based on that feeling, pull it back.

Successful.

I couldn't take it back, but neither its magic nor its maximum value has diminished.

As far as status is concerned, no skills have been added, so this is probably a technique, not a skill.

It's time to absorb the magic of the dragon's opponent directly.

Start by accelerating and sticking the blade cane as deep as possible.

Still, it doesn't sting 10 cm, but the feeling of using the Magic Sword should be enough.

From there, instead of relying on the sword's performance, it sucked up magic.

Then I was able to get a feeling of sucking up the magic.

There is no more sharpness than the Magic Sword, but it is incomparable with the damage I have done before.

And like the Magic Sword, this sword is deeply stabbed together as it sucks up its magic.

From there, it was just one-sided.

I cut off about 60% of my MP and HP by just slashing it several times.

In contrast, Dragon activates a drain in a row, but the drain's healing has not kept up with the damage.

It didn't take me five minutes to start smoking magic before one of the dragons sank into the ground.

In this way, the only other dragon won't win.

It was midnight that I, who instantly killed the remaining dragon, returned to Academy after reporting to Emergency Response Headquarters.

As usual, the lab where I was reading the ancient documents was still lit.

How many days has it been?

When I opened the door, one of the researchers in the hallway rushed towards me with a smile on his face.

I've gathered researchers in other rooms somehow to hear that.

And the lead researcher talks to me out loud.

"Did you defeat the dragon?

"Ah, oh, I did.

With so much pressure on the sword screen, my tone goes crazy.

However, the researcher did not seem to care at all about such a thing, but instead raised the tone that was originally the largest and continued to ask questions.

"Of course the dragon didn't use magic absorption attacks!?

"Eh... I've been using it normally?

"Eh...."

In one word, the air froze in the field.

It seemed so unusual that I talked with my tongue, but should I have said something a little more rude?

For a moment, I thought so, but the problem didn't seem to be there.

It's obviously not a normal situation.

The noisy researchers also kept silent, and a few looked up to heaven, and a few nodded.

I wonder what happened while I was gone.

"Will the world perish..."

Someone murmured and echoed in a quiet hallway.